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Are you suggesting there are no biological differences between Lebanese and Lithuanians? /s (although I've seen that argument here before)
by mcguire 5y ago
Are you suggesting there are no biological differences between Lebanese and Lithuanians?
/s (although I've seen that argument here before)
- simonh 5y agoHuman beings are a very genetically homogenous species, far more so than most. Suppose you take a member of an ethnic group and compare them to two other randomly selected individuals, one from their ethnic group and one from a different ethnic group. The chances their genetic differences will be greater with one rather than the other is very close to 50/50. Ethnicity makes only a very tiny difference, the vast, vast majority of the differences between individuals have nothing to do with it.